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Tourism flows saw very sharp declines in 2020 as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic and the measures taken to help contain its spread. Inbound and outbound trips were naturally severely hit by the closure of borders both at home and abroad as well as the fear of flying at a time when a virus is rife for which social distancing is seen as one of the best preventative measures.
India’s lockdown came into effect from 25 March 2020. All forms of movement were restricted for consumers apart from those classified as essential workers, including medical workers, police and grocery shop owners.
Improved hygiene and sanitation protocols will be key for players operating in the travel industry in this era of COVID-19. To gain consumers trust, stakeholders across the travel value chain, ranging from hotels to airlines, are therefore implementing improved standard operating procedures with minimal touchpoints.
Intermediaries, both online and offline, were naturally badly affected in terms of their sales by the fact that there was little to no travel for lengthy periods in 2020, with levels only gradually beginning to increase again as the year progressed. Travel will also be skewed more towards domestic trips to begin with after the lockdown period, again limiting potential sales for intermediaries.
While domestic tourism is expected to recover faster, with consumers planning shorter and affordable trips once the pandemic is under control, with staycations gaining prominence, all areas of the travel industry are expected to see strong sales rebounds from 2021. However, due to the pandemic’s impact on incomes, consumers will be in search of bargains in the short term, before looking for more ambitious trips to more exotic locations in the longer term.
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